Dollar Tree Halloween 2026 has officially arrived at Dollar Tree, and if you’re planning to decorate on a budget, now is the time to shop. Stores across the country have begun stocking their seasonal aisles with Halloween merchandise weeks before October, and the most popular items rarely stay on the shelves for long. Seasonal merchandise typically begins appearing in late July, making early shopping the best way to find the biggest selection.

I’ve broken up the catalog by price, which for Dollar Tree Halloween 2026 is $1, $1.50, $3, $5, and $7. Click to view full-sized images!

$1.00 Dollar Tree Halloween 2026

For just $1.00 this year, you can choose from giant eyes (alien and human looking). Paper cut silhouettes, skeleton hands and feet, door and window covers! Plastic wall borders, gel clings! Spider web, creepy cloth, plastic rats! Car window clings, and more.

$1.50 Dollar Tree Halloween 2026

$3.00 Dollar Tree Halloween 2026

If you’ve got an extra fifty cents, you can score small Halloween LED trees. Numerous LED candles, potion bottles, glittery skulls and pumpkins. Water bottles, stickers, mugs, signs, tombstones, night lights! Stickers, banners, and even some lenticular photos are on sale now at Dollar Tree for $1.50.

For $3.00, there’s a ghost and pumpkin LED light, some garlands, table clothes, spiders, and tiny jack o lantern buckets.

$5.00 Dollar Tree Halloween 2026

Dollar Tree now has price checkers in the aisles and I know why, because the things above are $5. Stackable pumpkins in all white or orange; solar lanterns, large hanging skeletons, candle holders, disco ghost and pumpkin, big easel signs, a skeleton in a hanging cage, and 3 packs of LED candles in black, purple, or orange.

$7.00 Dollar Tree Halloween 2026

Hey, big spender! If in this economy you have $7.00 to just throw around, you can buy yourself vintage style porch signs! Ceramic trees, metal haunted houses, rainbowy ceramic ghosts, ghost or bat cake stands, cloches with spooky stuff inside, light up eyeballs on stakes, string lights, blankets, motion-activated skeletal animals, lenticular photos with Victorian frames, inflatable Halloween favorites, stuffed critters, fake books, 5″ flat hanging skeletons, fence, and small Halloween misters.